Представляем аккорды композиции "Autumn Leaves" и глубже погружаем в смыслы творчества артиста Kosma Joseph . Эта интерпретация аккордов и текста песни помогает лучше понять смысл заложенный в композицию. Аппликатура аккордов песни «Autumn Leaves» — это не просто изображения аккордов, а история, которую Kosma Joseph передаёт через ритм и интонации.
Kosma Joseph - "Autumn Leaves"
#----------------------------------PLEASE NOTE---------------------------------# #This file is the authors own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or research. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------------## From: tgannon@charlie.usd.edu (spideir) "AUTUMN LEAVES" (Joseph Kosma, 1947--"jazz standard") =============== -- chord chart "arrangement" by tcg, 198', 1994 -- 4/4 // key of Em/G // Allegro (pretty fast) [the way _I_ played it, at least!-- just to piss off Roger Williams...] -- form: 32-bar--||: A(8)-A(8)-B(8)-C(8) :|| -- the lyrics' believe me, you DONT want to know! . . . -- each chord symbol = / / / / [straight fours: "chunk"-"chunk"-"chunk"-"chunk"] -- chords voiced for fingerstyle; may have to alter voicings for plectrum (especially Em...) A: Am7 Am6 GM7 GM6 5-55(5)- 5-45(5)- 3-44(3)- 3-24(3)- Am7 Co7* Em Em [hold for 4] 5-55(5)- -3(4)24- 0-545- 0-545- [repeat A] B: B7 B7 Em Em -2424- -2424- 0-545- 0-545- D7 D7 GM7 GM7 -5453- -5453- 3-443- 3-443- C: Am7 B7 Em Em 5-555- -2424- 0-545- 0-545- Am7 B7 Em Em [hold for 4] 5-555- -2424- 0-545- 0-545- * Co7 is a substitute for the B7 chord in the "sheet music"; feel free to interchange Co7 & B7 in tune [Co7 = B7b9(no root)]. In fact, the chords above can be viewed as a simple example of jazz substitutions-- (a)|---------- |---2------ |---2------ |---2------ |---------- |---------- section, "sheet music": Am D7 (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- Am B7 Em Em " " "jazz chords": Am7 Am6 GM7 GM6 Am7 Co7 Em Em --the WHYs: 1) Am-->Am7: in most cases, you can play a m7 for a minor to get a "jazzier" sound (Santana & Steely Dan did it all the time--likewise, in this tune, you could change all the Ems to Em7s...). Another common jazz substitution "line" for the plain minor chord could also be incorporated into this song: instead of Em Em, try Em(//) Em(M7) (//) Em7(//) Em6 (//). 2) D7-->Am6: for a V7 chord in a major tonality (here, D7, in (g) |------3--- |---------- |---------- |---------- |----2----- |------3--- major), you can substitute the V9 (D7->D9); in addition, D9(no root)=Am6 [V9(no root)=ii6]; therefore, D7 becomes...Am6!, which follows nicely, voice-leading-wise after the Am7.... ("ITs not MAG-ic....") 3) G-->GM7-M6: for the I (major tonic or "key") chord, especially long stretches thereof, the M7, M6, or both! can be played in lieu of the boring plain major chord (though the M7 & M6 would sound pretty weird in a country or folk progression!).... 4) B7-->Co7: see *note above; indeed, most diminished seventh chords youll see can be explained as substitutes for some dominant seventh-type chord.... LEAD notes: Id tab out the schmaltzy melody, but the reason this song is still being recorded by jazz people to this day is that its a fun tune to improvise over (and by the way, only the Lord knows why anyone would still want to sing the corny words!). Since this song doesnt modulate (unless you count GMEm, but not really) its a lot easier to jam over than most "jazz standards." In fact, you only need TWO scales: 1. (e)|------------ |------------ |---1-------- |------2----- |------2----- |------------ natural (aeolian) minor (=G major!) scale: e-f#-g-a-b-c-d-e --thisll fit all the chords except the B7 & Co7.... 2. (e)|------------ |------------ |---1-------- |------2----- |------2----- |------------ harmonic minor scale: e-f#-g-a-b-c-*d#*-e --thisll fit over the B7 & Co7 chords: notice that the only difference from the first scale is the d#--in fact, its actually easier to just think "d# instead of d" when you come to these chords than to worry about "harmonic instead of natural minor! oh, no!...." {3. For a little spice, try a diminished 7th arpeggio over the Co7 & B7 chords: c-d#-f#-a (true, these tones are in the harmonic minor scale given above--just a slightly different approach): ______ --try playin from low to high and back, then experiment I ||1||| on your own--right, just every three frets in any |||1|1 direction!... |3|||| ||4|3| |||4|4 |||||| --Now lay down the rhythm track, and go fer it-- FINALLY, the "sound" of these chords (and associated scales) does take a lot of getting used to--even after you get the rather difficult fingerings down (took me months), theres still the matter of acclimating your ears to actually _liking_ the sound of, say, a M6/9b5 chord (took me years!). But if the plain old G-C-D stuff is gettin yu down, and you also realize youll never be a great speed-metal lead picker--well, this is one logical direction of development. . . . Oh, a M6/9b5' :: CM6/9b5: - 3 2 2 3 2 . "Beautiful-ugly," aint it'! | --:--tcg )
В ряде случаев представлена аппликатура аккордов песни «Autumn Leaves», что позволяет быстрее освоить игру на гитаре этой композиции. На этой странице собрано все в одном месте: текст песни, аккорды, аппликатура, что упрощает для личного использования, поделитесь им с друзьями или используете в творчестве. Погружайтесь в мир Kosma Joseph через его(их) музыку.